Deployment Based Attack Resistant Key Distribution with Non Overlapping Key Pools in WSN

Ahlawat, Priyanka; Dave, Mayank

doi:10.1007/s11277-018-5291-7

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“…This also results in reduced communication overhead. A deployment based KMS is proposed in [38] to make WSN more resistant against physical node capture. Cell of the network are assigned different key ring sizes to increase the security of the scheme.…”

Section: (V) Predistribution With Multiple Sub Key Poolsmentioning

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Key Distribution and Management in WSN Security: A State of the Art

2019

IJITEE

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Offering efficient key management scheme (KMS) in WSN faces many challenges that will significantly impact the design and implementation of security protocols for WSN. The goal of KMS is to provide an effective environment in which the sensor node can communicate in a secure manner. It should be able to resolve the issue of generate, allocate the cryptographic keys in WSN in an efficient and effective manner. Hence, the methods for trustworthy allocation and management of these keys are very important for security of WSN. Many KMSs have been developed in recent years. However inherent characteristics of a WSN make incorporating security a great challenge. This paper presents a comprehensive review of current state-of-the-art of KMS designed for WSN security and compare with respect to several evaluation metrics. This paper also investigates the security requirements, goals and challenges of KMS based on existing literature reviews. We also attempt to provide insight in to potential research trends in the area of WSN security and outline the approaches that are likely to play a very important role.

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Section: (V) Predistribution With Multiple Sub Key Poolsmentioning

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Key Distribution and Management in WSN Security: A State of the Art

2019

IJITEE

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“…At the same time, lots of group key establishment protocols based on public key cryptography methods have been presented. However, most of these protocols [17][18][19][20][21] are the same as the above two protocols [15,16], only one key can be generated at a time for a single group.…”

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Practical KGC-Free Polynomial-Based Multiple Group Keys Agreement for IoT Health Care Systems

Cheng¹,

Zhao

Hsu

et al. 2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Although nowadays lots of group key agreement schemes have been presented, most of these protocols generate a secret key for a single group. However, in the IoT HCS, more and more communications are involved in multiple groups and users can join multiple groups to communicate at the same time. Therefore, applying the conventional public-key-based one-at-a-time group key establishment protocols has heavy computational cost or suffer from security vulnerabilities. At the same time, in an IoT HCS, a trusted KGC is usually not available and so more flexible self-organized multigroup keys generation will be desired by all group members. In order to address this issue, a practical scheme for efficient and flexible KGC-free polynomial-based multigroup key establishments for IoT HCS is proposed. The proposed protocol can generate multiple group keys for all group members at once, instead of generating one key each time for a single group; more importantly, there is no need for a trusted KGC in the process of group keys establishment and each user can join multiple groups at the same time using only one reserved share. Meanwhile, the security of the proposed protocol is discussed in detail. Finally, we compare this protocol with the latest related group key distribution protocols in performance analysis. The results show that this efficient and flexible KGC-free polynomial-based multiple group keys establishment protocol is more suitable for practical group key agreement in IoT HCS.

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Efficient Attack Model-Based Resilient Key Predistribution for WSN

Ahlawat

2022

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Deployment Based Attack Resistant Key Distribution with Non Overlapping Key Pools in WSN

Cited by 10 publications

References 39 publications

Key Distribution and Management in WSN Security: A State of the Art

Key Distribution and Management in WSN Security: A State of the Art

Practical KGC-Free Polynomial-Based Multiple Group Keys Agreement for IoT Health Care Systems

Efficient Attack Model-Based Resilient Key Predistribution for WSN

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